Click here to view pictures of this year's BAFTA winners

Kate Winslet added yet another shiny ornament for her mantelpiece, scooping Best Actress. Nominated for both Revolutionary Road and The Reader, Winslet picked up the award for the latter, fears of a split vote proving unfounded. Penelope Cruz took Best Supporting Actor for her role in Vicky Cristina Barcelona.

Mickey Rourke seemed genuinely humbled when he took the stage to accept Best Actor for The Wrestler and also won Empire's honorary award for best speech of the evening when he thanked Darren Aronofsky for taking a chance on him after he'd spent a great many years “fucking up” his career. Finally, in the least surprising moment ever, Heath Ledger's phenomenal turn as The Joker in Chris Nolan's The Dark Knight was recognised as Ledger received a posthumous award for Best Supporting Actor.

BEST FILM

• THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON – Kathleen Kennedy, Frank Marshall, Ceαn Chaffin
• FROST/NIXON – Tim Bevan, Eric Fellner, Brian Grazer, Ron Howard
• MILK – Dan Jinks, Bruce Cohen
• THE READER – Anthony Minghella, Sydney Pollack, Donna Gigliotti, Redmond Morris
• SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE – Christian Colson

OUTSTANDING BRITISH FILM

• HUNGER – Laura Hastings-Smith, Robin Gutch, Steve McQueen, Enda Walsh
• IN BRUGES – Graham Broadbent, Pete Czernin, Martin McDonagh
• MAMMA MIA! – Judy Craymer, Gary Goetzman, Phyllida Lloyd, Catherine Johnson
• MAN ON WIRE – Simon Chinn, James Marsh
• SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE – Christian Colson, Danny Boyle, Simon Beaufoy

THE CARL FOREMAN AWARD
for Special Achievement by a British Director, Writer or Producer for their First Feature Film

• SIMON CHINN (Producer) – Man On Wire
• JUDY CRAYMER (Producer) – Mamma Mia!
• GARTH JENNINGS (Writer) – Son of Rambow
• STEVE McQUEEN (Director/Writer) – Hunger
• SOLON PAPADOPOULOS, ROY BOULTER (Producers) – Of Time And The City

DIRECTOR

• CHANGELING – Clint Eastwood
• THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON – David Fincher
• FROST/NIXON – Ron Howard
• THE READER – Stephen Daldry
• SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE – Danny Boyle

ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY

• BURN AFTER READING – Joel Coen, Ethan Coen
• CHANGELING – Joe Michael Straczynski
• I’VE LOVED YOU SO LONG – Philippe Claudel
• IN BRUGES – Martin McDonagh
• MILK – Dustin Lance Black

ADAPTED SCREENPLAY

• THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON – Eric Roth
• FROST/NIXON – Peter Morgan
• THE READER – David Hare
• REVOLUTIONARY ROAD – Justin Haythe
• SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE – Simon Beaufoy

FILM NOT IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE

• THE BAADER MEINHOF COMPLEX – Bernd Eichinger, Uli Edel
• GOMORRAH – Domenico Procacci, Matteo Garrone
• I'VE LOVED YOU SO LONG – Yves Marmion, Philippe Claudel
• PERSEPOLIS – Marc-Antoine Robert, Xavier Rigault, Marjane Satrapi, Vincent Paronnaud
• WALTZ WITH BASHIR – Serge Lalou, Gerhard Meixner, Yael Nahlieli, Ari Folman

ANIMATED FILM

• PERSEPOLIS – Marjane Satrapi, Vincent Paronnaud
• WALL•E – Andrew Stanton
• WALTZ WITH BASHIR – Ari Folman

LEADING ACTOR

• FRANK LANGELLA – Frost/Nixon
• DEV PATEL – Slumdog Millionaire
• SEAN PENN – Milk
• BRAD PITT – The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
• MICKEY ROURKE – The Wrestler

LEADING ACTRESS

• ANGELINA JOLIE – Changeling
• KRISTIN SCOTT THOMAS – I’ve Loved You So Long
• MERYL STREEP – Doubt
• KATE WINSLET – The Reader
• KATE WINSLET – Revolutionary Road

SUPPORTING ACTOR

• ROBERT DOWNEY JR. – Tropic Thunder
• BRENDAN GLEESON – In Bruges
• PHILIP SEYMOUR HOFFMAN – Doubt
• HEATH LEDGER – The Dark Knight
• BRAD PITT – Burn After Reading

SUPPORTING ACTRESS

• AMY ADAMS – Doubt
• PENΙLOPE CRUZ – Vicky Cristina Barcelona
• FREIDA PINTO – Slumdog Millionaire
• TILDA SWINTON – Burn After Reading
• MARISA TOMEI – The Wrestler

MUSIC

• THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON – Alexandre Desplat
• THE DARK KNIGHT – Hans Zimmer, James Newton Howard
• MAMMA MIA! – Benny Andersson, Bjφrn Ulvaeus
• SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE – A. R. Rahman
• WALL•E – Thomas Newman

CINEMATOGRAPHY

• CHANGELING – Tom Stern
• THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON – Claudio Miranda
• THE DARK KNIGHT – Wally Pfister
• THE READER – Chris Menges, Roger Deakins
• SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE – Anthony Dod Mantle

EDITING

• CHANGELING – Joel Cox, Gary D. Roach
• THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON – Kirk Baxter, Angus Wall
• THE DARK KNIGHT – Lee Smith
• FROST/NIXON – Mike Hill, Dan Hanley
• IN BRUGES – Jon Gregory
• SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE – Chris Dickens

PRODUCTION DESIGN

• CHANGELING – James J. Murakami, Gary Fettis
• THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON – Donald Graham Burt, Victor J. Zolfo
• THE DARK KNIGHT – Nathan Crowley, Peter Lando
• REVOLUTIONARY ROAD – Kristi Zea, Debra Schutt
• SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE – Mark Digby, Michelle Day

COSTUME DESIGN

• CHANGELING – Deborah Hopper
• THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON – Jacqueline West
• THE DARK KNIGHT – Lindy Hemming
• THE DUCHESS – Michael O'Connor
• REVOLUTIONARY ROAD – Albert Wolsky

SOUND

• CHANGELING – Walt Martin, Alan Robert Murray, John Reitz, Gregg Rudloff
• THE DARK KNIGHT – Lora Hirschberg, Richard King, Ed Novick, Gary Rizzo
• QUANTUM OF SOLACE – Jimmy Boyle, Eddy Joseph, Chris Munro, Mike Prestwood Smith, Mark Taylor
• SLUMDOG MILLIONARE – Glenn Freemantle, Resul Pookutty, Richard Pryke, Tom Sayers, Ian Tapp
• WALL•E – Ben Burtt, Tom Myers, Michael Semanick, Matthew Wood

SPECIAL VISUAL EFFECTS

• THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON – Eric Barba, Craig Barron, – Nathan McGuinness, Edson Williams
• THE DARK KNIGHT – Chris Corbould, Nick Davis, Paul Franklin, Tim Webber
• INDIANA JONES AND THE KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL – Pablo Helman, Marshall Krasser, Steve Rawlins
• IRON MAN – Hal Hickel, Shane Patrick Mahan, John Nelson, Ben Snow
• QUANTUM OF SOLACE – Chris Corbould, Kevin Tod Haug

MAKE UP & HAIR

• THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON – Jean Black, Colleen Callaghan
• THE DARK KNIGHT – Peter Robb-King
• THE DUCHESS – Daniel Phillips, Jan Archibald
• FROST/NIXON – Edouard Henriques, Kim Santantonio
• MILK – Steven E. Anderson, Michael White

SHORT ANIMATION

• CODSWALLOP – Greg McLeod, Myles McLeod
• VARMINTS – Sue Goffe, Marc Craste
• WALLACE AND GROMIT: A MATTER OF LOAF AND DEATH – Steve Pegram, Nick Park, Bob Baker

SHORT FILM

• KINGSLAND #1 THE DREAMER – Kate Ogborn, Tony Grisoni
• LOVE YOU MORE – Caroline Harvey, Anthony Minghella, Sam Taylor-Wood, Patrick Marber
• RALPH – Olivier Kaempfer, Alex Winckler
• SEPTEMBER – Stewart le Marιchal, Esther May Campbell
• VOYAGE D’AFFAIRES (THE BUSINESS TRIP) – Celine Quideau, Sean Ellis

ORANGE RISING STAR AWARD

• MICHAEL CERA
• NOEL CLARKE
• MICHAEL FASSBENDER
• REBECCA HALL
• TOBY KEBBELL

OUTSTANDING BRITISH CONTRIBUTION TO CINEMA

• PINEWOOD STUDIOS AND SHEPPERTON STUDIOS

ACADEMY FELLOWSHIP

• TERRY GILLIAM

Have Your Say
What do you think of this year's winners? What did you think of the show and host, Jonathan Ross? Log in or register to share your thoughts.

Advertisement

Your Comments

Jackman was GREAT!!
Hugh Jackman was definitely the best host The Oscars could have ever had...he can certainly dance thats for sure (The Reader anybody? lol). But honestly what were Daniel Craig and SJP doing? SJP sounded like she had a lisp and Daniel sounded a monotoned...shame really for a guy who has reinvented the best spy around (ok so Bourne IS the BEST spy around). Kate Winslet finally getting her Oscar (YESSS!!!) I didnt see this cos I went to bed after Heath's award was announced (about time!!) Oth... Read More Noelg25 About me
09:56, 23 February 2009 | Report This Post
Franco was funny
Just the moment he saw himself kissing Penn, then moved his arm around Rogen was nice, though it was all kinda dull. Still, Fey and Martin do great together, except that 30 Rock episode, seemed a little bland and overblown, here's hoping those two and Gervais could triple team an Oscar ceremony next year, edgy, coarsish and actually funny, the stuff we like but Hollywood is afraid will alienate viewers. Screw viewers, they watch Lost, Lost for goodness sake. ... Read More Ethanial About me
09:30, 23 February 2009 | Report This Post
Jackman Was The Best!
I have a soft spot for Hugh Jackman and thought he did a great job as the presenter of the Oscars. He bought huge ammounts of charsmia, jokes and songs with the A-Listers tapping their toes to the beat. He should get ten out of ten, without doubt. Funny about Ben Stiller joking Joaquin Phoenix, total genius. And as for his other presenter, Natalie Portman looked stunning in her dress. My sister was over the moon that Rob Patterson was there and found him "Fit" Whatever. The crappist wa... Read More joanna likes films About me
09:19, 23 February 2009 | Report This Post
I'm very glad Wall-e one best animated film. I was quite worried for it at the BAFTAs, being pitted against 2 other very well reviewed films, but thank god it won out there. I don't think Persepolis (which, dayglowjoe, was nominated last year at the Oscars) or Waltz with Bashir, however good they are, should have won, or even considered, some might find the black and white of Persepolis haunting, or beautiful and something similar for Waltz, but to me, It should be teh film with the best animati... Read More crazymoviesdude About me
09:00, 23 February 2009 | Report This Post
Bafta
Slumdog deserved the attention it recieved. Mickey and Danny get the award for best speeches. I agree with tres long though because The Dark Knight was seriously overlooked. Considering Slumdog is one superb film it did deserve every award it recieved ... Read More Blue Ryan About me
17:53, 10 February 2009 | Report This Post
Animated Film
I know pixar are great but they always win this award. It should've gone to Persepolis, one of the finest films I've seen in a long time. ... Read More dayglowjoe About me
12:29, 10 February 2009 | Report This Post
the dark knight was robbed
i feel let down but the winning categories here. i do ont know if this is due to politcs or what but i think batman has been serverly over looked. do people realise that comic book movies can be about more than a guy in a fancy suit beating people up? sorry bafta but i think its a joke. Mickey Rourke though was pretty awesome in The Wrestler. ... Read More tres long About me
17:04, 09 February 2009 | Report This Post
Good for Man On Wire
Man On Wire is for me certainly one of the best films of 2008. It was a real pleasure and I'm glad it is acknowledged. Also it's great for Noel Clarke. I thought he was much younger; however I enjoyed both kid and adulthood. I've been meaning to but have yet to watch Slumdog Millionaire. I hope it is as good as the pundits say it is. Also, most may not agree with me but I was hoping Downey Jr won the supporting actor gong. I was disappointed with Tropic Thunder but it was Downey Jr and To... Read More DANGEROSS! About me
16:12, 09 February 2009 | Report This Post
Best film or Best British film?
I understand that they are probably voted for by different people but it surely makes no sense for Slumdog to win Best overall film but not win Best British film. There is a bit of a contradiction there methinks. ... Read More Kardom About me
10:24, 09 February 2009 | Report This Post
I'd rather a film version of Kim Stanley Robinson's Mars Trilogy... ... Read More tom_poynton About me
20:35, 18 October 2007 | Report This Post
cool, all i hope is that they are up to the task of pulling off 'normal' looking people, i also wanna know what this is going to be tonally? Is it gonna be kiddy or is it going to go down the route of stuff like Beowolf and be more 'adult'. Also 1906 sounds pretty cool, but again i wanna know about the tone. Cos lets be honest it could just be about a rat or something in the earthquake. ... Read More clarkkent About me
16:45, 09 October 2007 | Report This Post
If anyone is going to pull this off it's Pixar, I'm very intrigued to see if their golden touch will translate to live action- bloody hope so! ... Read More mattchoman About me
13:09, 09 October 2007 | Report This Post
I thought uber-geek Harry Knowles was producing this? ... Read More Leightwinst About me
11:07, 09 October 2007 | Report This Post
Sounds cool. I've never heard of this before, but sounds like a good movie. ... Read More shool About me
10:11, 09 October 2007 | Report This Post
Cool
They can probably pull it off well anyways but being Pixar they'll probably do something groundbreaking and different aswell. Perhaps now they've roundhouse kicked 2-D animation of the planet they are ready to replace live-action filmmaking also, en route to world domination.... ... Read More callumcostello About me
07:42, 09 October 2007 | Report This Post